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[…] particularly pernicious, such as those that encourage compulsive usage. For example, two recent federal bills, the Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology Act (‘SMART Act”), which would outlaw auto-refreshing content, music, and video feeds without “natural stopping points,” and S.1629, which would would regulate the use of loot boxes, which can encourage addictive, gambling-like behavior […]

[…] may further enhance safety, but its implementation must address its impact on drivers and passengers, including the collection and use of their personal data. Driver acceptance of auto safety measures is particularly important; previous attempts to mandate seat belt use resulted in public backlash and quick Congressional rollback. As the DOT, automakers, safety advocates, […]

[…] (AR) reality environments, collectively known as extended reality (XR), are powered by the interplay of multiple sensors, large volumes and varieties of data, and various algorithms and automated systems, such as machine learning (ML). These complex relationships enable functions like gesture-based controls and eye tracking, without which XR experiences would be less immersive or […]

[…] formatting, and advertising material, including: – Platform design that unfairly or deceptively keeps children on the website, manipulative interface elements, and certain advertising and algorithmic processes. – Auto-play features without user input. – Push alerts that urge a child to stay on the platform if not actively engaged. – Badges that encourage engagement or […]

[…] to determine if a driver is falling asleep behind the wheel.  Q Apps – Your vehicle may include interfaces with third-party systems like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, or other services. Your vehicle may also allow an interface between the applications on your phone and your vehicle. Be aware that if you enable apps […]

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[…] formatting, and advertising material, including: – Platform design that unfairly or deceptively keeps children on the website, manipulative interface elements, and certain advertising and algorithmic processes. – Auto-play features without user input. – Push alerts that urge a child to stay on the platform if not actively engaged. – Badges that encourage engagement or […]

[…] alerts provide feedback right after incidents Proactive and preventative Collision mitigation through real-time in-cab alerts that warn drivers of impending incidents No incident detection or automatic uploads Auto upload of clips to cloud for risk analysis and coaching Auto upload of clips to cloud for risk analysis and coaching EVENT TRIGGERS PA S T […]

[…] that are relied upon in our society. Some examples presented of lower-risk use cases for bodily detection and characterization include: Face detection for a camera to provide auto-focus features;  Skin characterization to diagnose skin conditions from images;  Video analytics to determine the number of humans in a store to abide by COVID restrictions. Assistive […]

[…] there are clear lacunae. AUTOMATED DECISION-MAKING UNDER THE GDPR: PRACTICAL CASES FROM COURTS AND DPAS 49 50 FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM Audiencia Provincial de Barcelona, Sección 9ª, Auto 72/2021, Rec. 840/2021, ECLI: ES:AP – B:2021:1448A, February 15, 2021, available at https://diariolaley.laleynext.es/content/Documento. aspx?params=H4sIAAAAAAAEAMtMSbH1CjUwMDCzNDUwtzRVK0stKs7Mz7Mty0xPzStJBfEz0yp – d8pNDKgtSbdMSc4pT1RKTivNzSktSQ4sybUOKSlMBe81L1EUAAAA=WKE . AEPD, Gabinete Jurídico, N/REF: 0047/2021, 2021, available at https://www.aepd.es/es/ […]